Sentence examples for to fully recognized from inspiring English sources

Wushu, a fighting sport similar to kung fu that hopes to be part of the 2008 Games in Beijing, was moved from provisional to fully recognized status by the I.O.C.'s executive board at its meeting in Salt Lake City.

Amazingly, neither party seems to fully recognize the contours of the road map.

He was also the first to fully recognize the poetic and musical genius of Carl Michael Bellman.

And though investors belatedly bid down shares of Arch, they have yet to fully recognize the extent of value destruction.

Unusually for him, however, I think he fails to fully recognize the role of class in the whole discussion.

But in a letter sent to his wife last week, he said he now intended to tackle another medical emergency that officials have only begun to fully recognize.

Market analysts contend that these businesses are too diverse and that separating them will allow the market to fully recognize each company's inherent value.

But the fund left to a later day the broader and far more politically tricky task of fundamentally reapportioning the vote shares among countries to fully recognize their evolution within the global economy.

Mr. Zepeda said he sensed the beginning of a shift at the company but added, "for Pemex to fully recognize an authority, it will take a cultural change that is going to take some time".

Only with a broad transformation of public consciousness to fully recognize the immense harm of high-level white-collar crime can we hope for the emergence of the political will necessary to transform the basic architecture of our political economy.

Further in vivo evaluation is necessary to fully recognize the clinical relevance of these observations.